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Explore Google's Noto emoji designs — the emoji style used across Android, Gmail, Google Chat, and Google products. Click any emoji to copy it instantly.

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😃 Noto Face Emojis

Google's Noto emoji faces — clean, minimal design used across Android, Gmail, and Google products.

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🆕 Latest Emoji Additions

Newest emojis from Unicode 12.0 — available on Android 10+ and Google products.

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ðŸŒŋ Nature & Animals

Google's flat, clean nature emojis — crisp detail without the heavy gradients of Apple's style.

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ðŸ’ŧ Tech & Google Products

Emojis that appear most in Google Workspace, Gmail, Google Chat, and Google Meet.

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How to Use Emojis on Google

  1. On Android, tap any text field to open the keyboard.
  2. Tap the smiley face icon (😊) on the Gboard keyboard to open the emoji panel.
  3. Search for any emoji by name using the search bar at the top of the emoji panel.
  4. Tap an emoji to insert it. Long-press for skin tone options on supported emojis.
  5. Copy any emoji from this page and paste it into Gmail, Google Chat, YouTube comments, or any Android app.

Top Google Emojis — Quick Reference

EmojiNameCommon Use
âĪïļRed HeartLove / like this
😂JoyLaughing reaction
ðŸ”ĨFireHot / trending
👍Thumbs UpAgree / like
😭CryingOverwhelmed
🙏Folded HandsThanks / prayer
😍Heart EyesLove this
✅Check MarkDone / correct
🎉Party PopperCelebrate
ðŸ’ŊHundredPerfect / agree

Emoji Tips

  • Gboard emoji search: Google's Gboard keyboard has an emoji search bar — type the emoji name or feeling (like "happy" or "fire") to find the right one instantly without scrolling.
  • Emoji suggestions: Gboard suggests relevant emojis based on the words you type. Enable it in Gboard Settings → Text Correction → Emoji Suggestions.
  • Google Chat reactions: In Google Chat, hover over any message and click the reaction (smiley) icon to add an emoji reaction without sending a separate message.
  • Gmail emoji: In Gmail's compose window, click the smiley face icon in the formatting bar to open Google's emoji picker with search.
  • Noto vs. Android: Google uses Noto Emoji as its open-source reference design. Samsung Galaxy devices use Samsung's own emoji artwork, which looks different from Google's Noto style even on Android.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Noto Emoji?

Noto Emoji is Google's open-source emoji font and design system, used across Android (on Pixel and many Android devices), Gmail, Google Chat, Google Meet, and Chrome OS. The name "Noto" stands for "No Tofu" — meaning no missing characters (blank boxes).

Are Google emojis different from Samsung emojis?

Yes. Google Pixel phones use Google's Noto Emoji design. Samsung Galaxy phones use Samsung's own emoji design. Both run Android but display different emoji artwork for the same Unicode characters.

How do I get the Google emoji keyboard on Android?

Install Google's Gboard keyboard (free on Google Play) and set it as your default keyboard. Gboard uses Google's emoji set and includes emoji search, suggestions, and GIF support.

Why do emojis look different on Google vs Apple?

Apple and Google both design their own emoji artwork for the same Unicode standard. Apple's style is rounded and 3D-shaded; Google's Noto style is flatter and more minimal. The characters are identical — only the visual design differs.

Does Google update emoji designs?

Yes — Google updates its Noto Emoji design with Android and Chrome OS releases. Major updates typically align with new Unicode emoji additions, which happen annually.

Related Pages

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About Google Emojis

Google's Noto Emoji is the open-source emoji design system that powers Android's default emoji appearance on Pixel phones and many other Android devices. The Noto design philosophy prioritizes clarity and readability at small sizes — clean outlines, minimal gradients, and consistent proportions across the entire Unicode emoji set. Noto Emoji is also used in Chrome OS, Gmail, Google Chat, YouTube, and across Google's product ecosystem.

Every emoji character on this page is a universal Unicode standard — tap to copy, then paste it into any app. On Android Pixel and Google products, you'll see Google's Noto Emoji artwork. On iPhone you'll see Apple's design; on Windows you'll see Microsoft's Fluent style. The same code point, rendered differently by each platform's design team.

Google publishes the Noto Emoji font as open source on GitHub, making it the most widely used emoji design system in the world beyond Apple — used by developers, web apps, and Linux systems globally. When a website doesn't load an emoji, it typically falls back to Noto or the system's default, which is often Noto-derived.

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